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SIERRA PACIFIC PLANTS 300 MILLIONTH SEEDLING
This spring, Sierra Pacific Industries, Anderson, Ca., planted its 300 millionth seedling on its timberlands, reflecting the company’s commitment to sustainable forest management and ensuring we have forests for future generations. “I wouldn’t have imagined 75 years ago when we started with no land and one very small sawmill...
Unseen in California, anti-Harris political ads blanket swing states
SAN FRANCISCO -- The Bay Area had a very big presence in the Democratic National Convention and the region is also playing a big role in another part of the campaign, one people don't see as much of here in California. That is the ad campaign.One example is a pro-Donald Trump campaign advertisement from the Make America Great Again PAC, that features a San Francisco crime victim. The Golden Gate Bridge is highlighted as well. The ad attacks Kamala Harris's record on crime, specifically as San Francisco District Attorney and it's getting a lot of airtime in swing states like...
'Notice to vacate': Camp Resolution residents expected to leave property by Monday
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Camp Resolution is a self-governing homeless encampment on Colfax Street in north Sacramento, and the city is telling the residents that they have to move out within the next three days. A lot of residents are trying to figure out what's next, as they prepare to...
SMU scores 16 points in fourth quarter, rallies past Nevada
Preston Stone tossed a go-ahead 34-yard touchdown pass to RJ Maryland with 1:18 left as SMU scored 16 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to rally for a 29-24 victory over Nevada in the season opener for both teams on Saturday night at Reno, Nev. Maryland had career bests of eight catches and 162 receiving yards for the Mustangs, who never led until the late scoring connection. Stone completed 17 of 30 passes for 254 yards, the touchdown and one interception. LJ Johnson Jr. and Brashard Smith each rushed for a score for the Mustangs, who were playing their first...
NV Energy reports power restored in North Valleys
NV Energy has restored power to those affected in the North Valleys. The potential restoration time for the outage has now been updated to 11:00 p.m., according to the latest update from NV Energy. --- Update 8:52 p.m. NV Energy has updated the potential restoration time for the outage to...
Thousands of classic cars on display this weekend at Alameda County Fairgrounds
More than 3,000 classic cars will be on display at the Goodguys 37th West Coast Nationals at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton this weekend.Sean Sullivan took his 1965 Chevy Malibu SS to display.MORE: 2024 Silicon Valley Auto Show vrooms back to Santa Clara"Just came out to enjoy the weekend at the Goodguys car show and see some cool cars," Sullivan said."It's a full family fun event," said Steven Bunker, of Goodguys Rod & Custom Association. "We have activities for the kids, live autocross racing, industry vendors. And businesses are out here showing their products on display so that these guys can keep these old cars on the road."MORE: SJ celebrates Cinco de Mayo with parades and city-sponsored lowridingChevy Chevelles are being showcased to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the vintage car.The car show goes on until Sunday and they're expecting over 30,000 people over the weekend. If you're on the ABC7 News app, click here to watch live
Despite summer snowstorm, Palisades Tahoe says no skiing before Labor Day
SAN FRANCISCO -- On Saturday, Aug. 24, parts of the Sierra saw rare summer snowfall."It's still technically summertime yet here I am in both of my jackets and I'm still cold," said Maddy Condon, a Palisades Tahoe spokesperson.This was the first time Palisades Tahoe saw August snowfall since 2004."The Sierras keep us on our toes and we're just rolling with it. We're ready with Mother Nature -- whatever she's going to throw at us, we're ready," she said.A bit farther south at Mammoth Mountain, a live-cam view of the summit on Saturday morning showed a grayed out, snowy peak.While a special spectacle, the summer snowfall is just a tease for those who are itching to hit the slopes."November 27 is Palisades Tahoe's anticipated opening date," Condon said. "Unfortunately, we will not be opening before Labor Day but we are open for aerial tram rides and other fun events in the village."
Investigators seek public’s help in search for missing man
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is reaching out to the public for help finding a missing person. They say Brian Tucker was last heard from by his family on July 29, leaving the Reno area. He’s described as a white male adult, 5′8″, and 200...
Chalamcherla to run for Folsom Cordova School District Board Area 2
YeduKondalu “YK” Chalamcherla has announced his candidacy for the Folsom Cordova Unified School District (FCUSD) Board of Education, representing Trustee Area 2, in the upcoming November 2024 election. Chalamcherla, who has served the Folsom community as a City Councilmember and Vice Mayor in 2023 and various volunteer roles,...
Ranchos trail design prompts Bing Pit questions
The county’s next big trail project may answer questions about the future of the unfinished part of Drayton Boulevard but raise some about the future of the former Bing Pit. The county has long sought a trail connecting the Gardnerville Ranchos to Gardnerville where Lampe Park and the Douglas County Community & Senior Center.
Northern Nevada military news briefs
The annual Community 4 Veterans fundraiser for Veterans Helping Veterans has kicked off. This year’s grand prize is a 2024 29-foot Jayco travel trailer. Second prize consists of three CF Moto CFORCE ATVs, one each of 600, 500 and 110. Third prize is a Ruger American bolt action rife...
Gardnerville grapples with green waste
Dealing with green waste is just one of the pieces of the puzzle in determining Gardnerville’s trash service rates over the next three years. The town doesn’t charge for green waste, but that could change as it works on a rate increase in the coming months. Gardnerville Town...
Carson City looking to fill five positions on Board of Appeals
The Carson City Board of Supervisors is seeking applications from individuals interested in serving on the Board of Appeals. Five positions are open, each for a two-year term. The positions are for general contractor, registered architect, civil/structural engineer, electrical engineer and mechanical engineer. “Applicants should be aware this board may...
Sunday's morning low could drop to near freezing
A cold front could bring an early freeze to parts of Carson Valley early Sunday morning. The National Weather Service is forecasting temperatures in Minden will drop to 34 degrees around 6 a.m. Sunday. “Some colder lowers valleys across western Nevada, which includes the Carson and Smith valleys, run the...
Carson Valley Women’s Golf Club announces Poker Run winners
The Carson Valley Women’s Golf Club held a Poker Run the first week of August in celebration of Hot August Nights. The women played a scramble with 10 teams competing for the prize fund. The first-place team consisted of Phyllis Adair, Club President Judy Brooke and Club Treasurer Debbie...
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